Best Streaming Devices UK 2026 Q1 — 35 Tested & Ranked

Price: $149 · Overall: 9.05/10

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Why we picked it: The Apple TV 4K (3rd Gen) 128GB Wi-Fi + Ethernet earns our top overall spot by delivering an uncompromised, hyper-responsive streaming experience that effortlessly outpaces the competition. Under the hood, this set-top box is powered by the A15 Bionic chip—the same incredibly fast processor found in recent iPhones. This massive overhead of processing power translates to instant app loading times, fluid 4K user interface navigation, and the complete elimination of menu stuttering that often plagues cheaper streaming sticks. For home cinema enthusiasts, it perfectly decodes and outputs pristine 4K HDR, HDR10+, and Dolby Vision, alongside seamless Dolby Atmos audio passthrough. Crucially for UK buyers, tvOS has evolved into a flawless hub for British television; it offers robust, native applications for BBC iPlayer, ITVX, Channel 4, and My5, all of which integrate beautifully into the centralized 'Up Next' queue. Beyond sheer video fidelity, what truly sets the Apple TV 4K apart is its user-respecting interface. In an era where Amazon and Google UI designs are increasingly cluttered with sponsored content and third-party advertisements, tvOS remains a clean, ad-free sanctuary that puts your content first. This specific 128GB model justifies its price premium over the 64GB version by including a Gigabit Ethernet port for rock-solid local network streaming—ideal for high-bitrate Plex servers—and a built-in Thread border router, cementing its role as a powerful, future-proof hub for your Matter smart home ecosystem.

Key Specs

• A15 Bionic chip for blazing navigation and app loading
• Wi-Fi 6 and Gigabit Ethernet connectivity
• Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and Dolby Atmos support
• Thread border router for Matter smart home integration
• tvOS with flawless UK app ecosystem (iPlayer, ITVX, etc.)

Best for: Home cinema enthusiasts and anyone embedded in the Apple ecosystem who wants a zero-compromise, lightning-fast streaming experience.

Considering the Apple TV 4K vs the Roku Ultra? While the Roku is excellent for pure streaming and costs a bit less, the Apple TV 4K's A15 processor makes navigating the UI remarkably smoother, and its completely ad-free interface is a breath of fresh air.

The Apple TV 4K 128GB is the ultimate premium streaming box, justifying its price tag with immense power, excellent UK app support, and smart home hub capabilities.

Price: $129 · Overall: 8.85/10

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Why we picked it: Taking our #2 spot, the 64GB version of the Apple TV 4K offers the exact same industry-leading processor, pristine ad-free interface, and vast app ecosystem as its more expensive sibling, just with a few physical omissions. You still get the phenomenally powerful A15 Bionic chip, guaranteeing that your menus and apps fly by without a single hitch. It supports the same glorious 4K resolution with HDR10, HDR10+, and Dolby Vision, making your movies look spectacular. However, to achieve its lower price point of $129, Apple stripped out the Gigabit Ethernet port and the Thread border router capabilities. If you plan to use this device on a strong Wi-Fi 6 network and don't care about hardwiring your connection for ultra-high bitrate 4K Blu-ray rips on Plex, you won't miss the Ethernet port. Likewise, if you aren't building a cutting-edge Matter/Thread smart home setup, the omission of the border router won't affect you. For the vast majority of consumers who simply want Apple's premium interface, effortless AirPlay 2 casting, and flawless UK catch-up apps over Wi-Fi, this model is a brilliant way to save a little money while getting top-tier performance.

Key Specs

• A15 Bionic processor ensures lag-free UI
• Wi-Fi 6 connectivity (no Ethernet port)
• Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and Dolby Atmos compatible
• Seamless AirPlay 2 casting from Apple devices
• Ad-free interface with profile management

Best for: Users with strong Wi-Fi networks who want Apple's premium streaming interface without paying extra for wired networking.

Considering the 64GB vs 128GB Apple TV 4K? The 128GB model is usually only a bit more expensive but adds Ethernet and Thread support. If your router is near your TV, the 128GB upgrade is highly recommended.

A phenomenally powerful streamer that offers the core Apple TV experience at a slightly more accessible price point.

Price: $99 · Overall: 8.85/10

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Why we picked it: Roku has long been the champion of platform-neutral streaming, and the Roku Ultra (2024 Edition) perfects this formula with faster hardware and stellar UK app support. Earning a massive 10/10 in our UK App Ecosystem dimension, the Roku Ultra offers absolute parity for British viewers, ensuring seamless, native access to BBC iPlayer, ITVX, My5, and Channel 4 without the ecosystem biases often found on Amazon's or Google's platforms. Its interface is delightfully simple—a customizable grid of apps completely devoid of the aggressive content pushing seen on competitor dashboards. The 2024 hardware refresh introduces a 30% faster quad-core processor, effectively eliminating the minor sluggishness of past iterations when switching between heavy 4K HDR apps. Speaking of video quality, the Ultra supports Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and Dolby Atmos, checking every box for modern home cinemas. A massive standout feature is the included Voice Remote Pro. It features backlit keys, hands-free voice commands, a rechargeable battery via USB-C, and a brilliant 'lost remote' finder that pings the remote when misplaced. For the average UK home looking for a premium, easy-to-use set-top box without entering the Apple ecosystem, the Roku Ultra is practically unbeatable.

Key Specs

• 30% faster quad-core processor than previous model
• Wi-Fi 6 support and Ethernet port
• Includes Voice Remote Pro with backlit buttons and USB-C
• Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and Dolby Atmos capabilities
• Platform-agnostic UI prioritizing UK catch-up apps

Best for: Viewers who want a simple, unbiased interface and the absolute best remote control on the market.

Considering the Roku Ultra vs the Amazon Fire TV Cube? The Roku provides a much cleaner, less ad-heavy interface, whereas the Fire TV Cube is better if you want hands-free Alexa control of your entire living room.

The best platform-neutral streamer available, offering top-tier performance, excellent UK app integration, and a legendary remote control.

Price: $99 · Overall: 8.50/10

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Why we picked it: Google's transition from the hanging Chromecast dongle to the sleek, set-top Google TV Streamer (4K) marks a significant step up in the company's living room ambitions. Taking our #4 overall spot, this device features a 22% faster processor and double the RAM (4GB) of its predecessor, creating a noticeably smoother navigation experience across the Google TV interface. The Google TV OS excels at content aggregation, pulling together recommendations from Netflix, Prime, Disney+, and your UK catch-up apps into a single, cohesive 'Continue Watching' row that genuinely understands your viewing habits. For smart home integrators, this streamer is a revelation. It features a built-in Thread border router and Matter hub capabilities, allowing it to seamlessly communicate with your smart lights, locks, and sensors. The new Google Home panel accessible directly from the TV interface lets you check your Nest doorbell camera or adjust the thermostat without pausing your movie. It also supports pristine 4K Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos playback. While the interface is slightly more ad-heavy than Apple's, the sheer intelligence of its content recommendations and its robust smart home utility make it an exceptional buy for Android users.

Key Specs

• 22% faster processor than previous Chromecast
• 4GB RAM and 32GB internal storage
• Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support
• Built-in Thread border router and Matter hub
• Redesigned voice remote with 'Find My Remote' feature

Best for: Android users and smart home enthusiasts looking to aggregate all their content and control their Google Home ecosystem from the couch.

Considering the Google TV Streamer vs Apple TV 4K? The Google Streamer is cheaper and offers better native integration for Nest cameras, but the Apple TV 4K remains significantly faster and completely ad-free.

A sophisticated upgrade over the Chromecast, turning your television into a powerful smart home hub and a highly capable 4K streamer.

Price: $49 · Overall: 8.35/10

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Why we picked it: If you want the brilliance of Roku's platform-neutral interface but don't want to spend nearly $100 on a set-top box, the Roku Streaming Stick 4K is our top compact recommendation. Plugging directly into your television's HDMI port, it vanishes from sight while still delivering tremendous performance. It scored a highly respectable 9/10 in Value for Money, bringing 4K Dolby Vision and HDR10+ support at a highly accessible price point. The secret weapon of the Streaming Stick 4K is its long-range Wi-Fi receiver built directly into the power cable. In our testing, this allowed the stick to pull in a strong 4K-capable signal even when placed behind a TV in a bedroom far from the home router. As with all Roku devices, the UK catch-up television support is completely flawless, featuring everything from BBC iPlayer to My5. While it lacks the Ethernet port and lightning-fast processor of the Roku Ultra, its simple UI, dependable voice remote (with TV power and volume controls), and overall reliability make it an automatic recommendation for anyone upgrading a secondary TV.

Key Specs

• Compact design hides perfectly behind wall-mounted TVs
• Long-range Wi-Fi receiver built into power cable
• Dolby Vision and HDR10+ support
• Voice remote with TV power and volume controls
• Full suite of UK catch-up apps available

Best for: Budget-conscious buyers and those looking to seamlessly upgrade secondary TVs without adding clutter to a TV stand.

Considering the Roku Streaming Stick 4K vs the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max? The Roku is better for an unbiased, clean interface, while the Fire TV Stick 4K Max offers Wi-Fi 6E support and faster menu navigation.

The ultimate hideaway streaming stick, providing reliable 4K Dolby Vision performance and perfect UK app support for under $50.

Price: $49 · Overall: 8.25/10

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Why we picked it: Walmart's Onn. Google TV 4K Pro Streaming Device might seem like an unexpected contender in the UK market, but it absolutely dominated our Value for Money category with a perfect 10/10 score. For an incredibly low price, you get a fully-featured set-top box equipped with 3GB of RAM, 32GB of internal storage, Wi-Fi 6, and a built-in Ethernet port—specs that usually cost over twice as much from competitors. It runs the full Google TV operating system smoothly, providing excellent content aggregation and access to the vast Google Play app library. What makes the Onn. Pro entirely unique is its built-in smart speaker. The box itself has microphones and a speaker, allowing it to act exactly like a Google Nest Mini even when your television is turned off. You can ask Google Assistant to turn on the lights, set timers, or play music without ever reaching for the remote. It supports Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, and even includes a 'Find My Remote' button directly on the box. For those looking for the absolute most hardware for the least amount of money, the Onn. Pro is an astonishing bargain.

Key Specs

• Quad-core Cortex-A55 processor with 3GB RAM
• 32GB internal storage and USB 3.0 port
• Wi-Fi 6 and built-in Ethernet port
• Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support
• Built-in smart speaker for hands-free Google Assistant

Best for: Value-seekers and gadget lovers who want flagship-level ports and specs at a budget price.

Considering the Onn. 4K Pro vs the standard Google TV Streamer? The Onn. Pro offers very similar Google TV software and includes a built-in smart speaker for half the price, though it lacks the Thread Matter hub capabilities.

An absolute powerhouse of a budget box that embarrasses significantly more expensive devices with its port selection and unique built-in speaker.

Price: $59 · Overall: 8.20/10

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Why we picked it: Amazon's top-tier dongle, the Fire TV Stick 4K Max (2nd Gen), packs a massive punch for its size. Powered by an upgraded 2.0 GHz quad-core processor, this is Amazon's fastest stick yet, zipping through menus and booting heavy video applications noticeably faster than standard Fire Sticks. Crucially, it brings Wi-Fi 6E support to the table. If you have a compatible modern router, this allows the stick to stream dense 4K Dolby Vision content on an uncongested network band, practically eliminating buffering. It also introduces the Fire TV Ambient Experience, which turns your TV into a smart display showing fine art, weather widgets, and smart home controls when idle. However, it only scores a 6/10 in our UI/Usability dimension because the Fire TV interface is heavily skewed toward pushing Amazon's own Prime Video content and displaying large banner advertisements. If you can look past the Amazon-heavy ecosystem, its hardware performance and comprehensive UK app availability make it a phenomenal piece of streaming tech.

Key Specs

• 2.0 GHz quad-core processor (Amazon's most powerful stick)
• Wi-Fi 6E support for uncongested streaming
• 16GB storage for apps and games
• Fire TV Ambient Experience for art displays
• Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and Dolby Atmos

Best for: Amazon Prime subscribers who want blazing fast Wi-Fi 6E connectivity and rapid menu navigation in a small form factor.

Considering the Fire TV Stick 4K Max vs the standard Fire TV Stick 4K? The Max offers Wi-Fi 6E, twice the storage (16GB), and a faster processor, making it absolutely worth the small price bump for future-proofing.

Amazon's most powerful streaming stick delivers blistering speeds and Wi-Fi 6E, held back only by its ad-heavy interface.

Price: $139 · Overall: 8.15/10

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Why we picked it: The Amazon Fire TV Cube (3rd Gen) is a unique hybrid: part premium 4K streaming box, part hands-free Alexa smart speaker, and part AV command center. Wrapped in a fabric-mesh design, it features an octa-core processor that makes it the fastest device in Amazon's lineup. App load times are nearly instantaneous, and 4K playback is flawless with full support for Dolby Vision and Atmos. What sets the Cube apart is its HDMI input port and built-in IR blasters. You can plug your Virgin Media or Sky set-top box directly into the Cube, allowing you to control live TV, your soundbar, and the streamer entirely via hands-free voice commands. You can simply walk into the room and say, 'Alexa, turn on the TV and tune to BBC One,' and the Cube will execute a macro to orchestrate your entire AV setup. It’s perfect for users deeply invested in the Alexa ecosystem, even if it suffers from the same Amazon-heavy UI advertising as the Fire Sticks.

Key Specs

• Octa-core 2.0 GHz processor for instant app starts
• Hands-free Alexa voice control via built-in mics
• Wi-Fi 6E and Ethernet for stable 4K streaming
• HDMI input for controlling cable boxes/game consoles
• Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and Dolby Atmos

Best for: Smart home enthusiasts heavily invested in Alexa who want to control their entire home cinema setup with their voice.

Considering the Fire TV Cube vs the Apple TV 4K? The Apple TV is faster and ad-free, but the Fire TV Cube's hands-free Alexa and universal AV control make it much better for commanding a complex home theater system.

A uniquely powerful AV command center that blends a premium 4K streamer with a flagship Alexa smart speaker.

Price: $39 · Overall: 8.15/10

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Why we picked it: Sitting just below the Streaming Stick 4K in price, the Roku Express 4K+ is a mini set-top box that offers an astonishingly affordable entry point into 4K HDR streaming. Scoring a 9/10 for Value for Money and a 10/10 for its UK App Ecosystem, it delivers exactly what you need to upgrade a budget 4K TV without unnecessary frills. Unlike the Streaming Stick which hides behind your TV, the Express 4K+ sits on your media console and connects via an included HDMI cable. It features dual-band Wi-Fi for stable connections and supports both HDR10 and HDR10+, though it notably drops Dolby Vision support. It does, however, come with Roku's excellent voice remote, which includes TV power and volume controls, meaning you only need one remote on the couch. For under $40, getting access to a completely platform-neutral UI, Apple AirPlay support, and every UK catch-up app under the sun is a phenomenal deal.

Key Specs

• Affordable 4K streaming player
• Dual-band Wi-Fi for stable connection
• Voice remote with TV power/volume control
• HDR10 and HDR10+ support
• AirPlay and HomeKit compatible

Best for: Budget buyers looking to add 4K streaming and AirPlay capabilities to a secondary TV.

Considering the Roku Express 4K+ vs the Roku Streaming Stick 4K? For just a slightly higher price, the Stick offers Dolby Vision and hides out of sight, making it a slightly better buy unless you are on a strict budget.

A reliable, bare-bones 4K streamer that brings Roku's excellent, unbiased software to the cheapest price point possible.

Price: $129 · Overall: 8.00/10

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Why we picked it: The Roku Streambar solves two massive problems for older or budget televisions simultaneously: awful built-in software and terrible built-in speakers. This hybrid device is a compact soundbar that houses a fully functional 4K Roku streaming device inside. You simply plug it into your TV's HDMI ARC port, and instantly you have upgraded your television to a modern 4K HDR smart platform while massively boosting audio clarity. Despite its small 14-inch footprint, the Streambar delivers remarkably crisp dialogue and surprisingly rich bass, acting as a massive upgrade over standard TV audio. The streaming interface is the classic, snappy Roku OS, guaranteeing access to Netflix, Prime, BBC iPlayer, and ITVX. You can also stream music to it via Bluetooth when the TV is off. While it doesn't offer true surround sound out of the box, it is expandable with Roku wireless speakers and a subwoofer if you want to build out a home cinema over time.

Key Specs

• Combines 4K HDR streaming device with a compact soundbar
• Enhances TV audio with crisp dialogue and rich bass
• Voice remote with TV controls
• Bluetooth receiver for music streaming
• Expandable with Roku wireless speakers and subwoofer

Best for: Anyone dealing with terrible TV speakers who wants a simple, all-in-one upgrade for a bedroom or small living room.

Considering the Roku Streambar vs buying a separate soundbar and stick? The Streambar offers a much simpler, clutter-free setup requiring only one power outlet and one remote.

The ultimate space-saving living room upgrade, effortlessly combining robust 4K streaming with vastly improved television audio.

Price: $199 · Overall: 7.90/10

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Why we picked it: Even though its hardware dates back to 2019, the Nvidia Shield TV Pro remains an absolute legend in the home theater community. Powered by the Tegra X1+ processor, this is not just a streaming device; it's a micro-console and a media server. It is one of the only devices on the market capable of lossless audio passthrough (TrueHD Atmos and DTS:X) via apps like Plex, making it a holy grail device for users with massive local digital media libraries. Its signature feature is AI-enhanced 4K upscaling, which utilizes machine learning to sharpen sub-4K content (like 1080p YouTube videos or older Netflix shows) to stunning effect on a 4K TV. It includes two USB 3.0 ports, allowing you to plug in external hard drives and run a Plex Media Server directly from the box. While its UK app ecosystem score (7/10) is lower because it occasionally struggles with specific UK broadcaster certification updates on Android TV, its raw power and lossless AV capabilities make it indispensable for serious enthusiasts.

Key Specs

• Tegra X1+ processor with 3GB RAM
• AI-enhanced 4K upscaling for HD content
• Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos audio passthrough
• Built-in Plex Media Server capabilities
• Two USB 3.0 ports for expandable storage

Best for: Hardcore AV enthusiasts and Plex users who require lossless audio passthrough and local media playback.

Considering the Nvidia Shield TV Pro vs the Apple TV 4K? If you stream entirely from Netflix/Prime, the Apple TV is faster and newer. If you play massive local MKV files via Plex and need TrueHD audio, the Shield is mandatory.

The undisputed king of local media playback and upscaling, remaining relevant years after release due to its unmatched home cinema audio support.

Price: $49 · Overall: 7.85/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• 1.7 GHz quad-core processor
• Wi-Fi 6 compatible for smoother streams
• Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and Dolby Atmos audio
• Access to massive UK streaming app library
• Alexa voice remote included

Price: $45 · Overall: 7.80/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• Exclusively for Virgin Media broadband customers
• 4K HDR video playback
• Consolidated billing for Netflix, Disney+, and more
• Voice-activated remote control
• Seamless live UK TV and catch-up app integration

Price: $50 · Overall: 7.80/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• Compact streaming box for EE broadband customers
• Apple TV app integration alongside UK free-to-air apps
• 4K HDR ready
• Wi-Fi connectivity for multi-room setups
• Pause and rewind live channels

Price: $49 · Overall: 7.70/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• 4K HDR streaming at up to 60 fps
• Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos passthrough
• Google TV interface aggregates content across apps
• Google Assistant voice remote
• Excellent smart home ecosystem casting

Price: $50 · Overall: 7.65/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• Stream premium Sky TV channels over Wi-Fi without a dish
• 4K UHD, HDR, and Dolby Atmos support
• Seamless integration of UK Freeview and SVODs
• Voice remote with cross-app search
• Requires active Sky streaming subscription

Price: $215 · Overall: 7.65/10

Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• Record, pause, and rewind live UK Freeview TV
• 500GB or 1TB hard drive options
• 4K HDR output for supported apps
• Deep integration with iPlayer, ITVX, Channel 4, My5
• Fast, ad-free dedicated UK EPG and UI

Price: $129 · Overall: 7.55/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• Amlogic S905X4-K processor with 4GB RAM
• Wi-Fi 6 for ultra-fast, stable streaming
• Android TV 11 OS
• Backlit Bluetooth voice remote
• Multiple ports including USB-C and USB-A

Price: $19 · Overall: 7.55/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• Incredible value for a 4K capable device
• Google TV interface with Chromecast
• 2GB RAM and 8GB storage
• Voice remote included
• Basic Dolby Audio support

Price: $59 · Overall: 7.45/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• Quad-core Cortex-A55 with 2GB RAM
• Google TV operating system
• Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and Dolby Atmos
• Bluetooth 5.2 and dual-band Wi-Fi
• Built-in Chromecast capabilities

Price: $149 · Overall: 7.40/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• Amlogic S905X4-K processor with 4GB RAM
• Netflix-certified Android TV 11 OS
• Advanced Dune HD media center for local files
• Dolby Vision Profile 7 FEL and AV1 codec support
• Wi-Fi 6 and Gigabit Ethernet

Price: $149 · Overall: 7.40/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• Tegra X1+ chip with 2GB RAM
• Unique stealthy cylindrical design
• AI 4K upscaling technology
• Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos
• Gigabit Ethernet and MicroSD card slot

Price: $79 · Overall: 7.35/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• Netflix and Google certified Android TV
• Amlogic S905X4-B processor
• 4K HDR, HDR10+, and Dolby Audio
• 2GB RAM and 16GB internal storage
• AV1 video decoding support

Price: $69 · Overall: 7.20/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• Google TV operating system
• 4K Ultra HD resolution
• Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support
• Wi-Fi 5 and Ethernet connectivity
• USB port for media playback

Price: $39 · Overall: 7.15/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• Android TV OS with exclusive TiVo Stream app
• Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos
• Integrated Google Assistant voice search
• Unique peanut-shaped remote with numeric keypad
• Chromecast built-in

Price: $159 · Overall: 7.05/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• Optimized for IPTV with exclusive MYTVOnline3 app
• 4GB DDR4 RAM and 32GB internal storage
• Wi-Fi 6 AX and Gigabit Ethernet
• 4K 60fps HDR10+ and AV1 decoding
• Advanced Bluetooth voice remote

Price: $199 · Overall: 7.00/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• Realtek RTD1619BPD processor for ultimate local playback
• Comprehensive Dolby Vision (P7 MEL/FEL) support
• Flawless auto frame-rate and resolution switching
• Lossless audio passthrough for home cinemas
• Android 11 OS with Zidoo Home Theater interface

Price: $69 · Overall: 7.00/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• Amlogic S905Y4 processor
• Google TV interface with native Netflix certification
• 2GB RAM and 16GB storage
• 4K HDR10+ and AV1 support
• Dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.0

Price: $29 · Overall: 6.85/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• 1080p Full HD streaming at 60 fps
• HDR10 and HDR10+ support
• Google TV interface with personalized recommendations
• Voice remote with Google Assistant
• Highly affordable entry point to Android TV ecosystem

Price: $450 · Overall: 6.85/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• Internal 3.5-inch SATA HDD bay for massive local libraries
• Dual HDMI output for separated video and audio
• RTD1619BPD chipset for uncompromised image quality
• Extensive Dolby Vision P7 support
• Premium aluminum alloy chassis with LED display

Price: $39 · Overall: 6.80/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• 1080p HD streaming
• HDR compatibility for improved contrast
• Alexa Voice Remote with TV controls
• Dolby Atmos audio support
• Ideal for secondary 1080p displays

Price: $29 · Overall: 6.75/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• Simple, budget-friendly 1080p streaming
• Includes standard IR remote (no voice search)
• Includes High Speed HDMI Cable
• Uncluttered, easy-to-use Roku interface
• Great for older TVs or guest rooms

Price: $139 · Overall: 6.70/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• MYTVOnline3 IPTV client included
• 2GB DDR4 RAM and 16GB storage
• Wi-Fi 5 and Gigabit Ethernet
• 4K 60fps with HDR10+ support
• Android 11 OS

Price: $129 · Overall: 6.60/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• MYTVOnline2 client for advanced IPTV
• 4GB RAM and 32GB storage
• Android 10 OS
• 4K HDR and AV1 decoding
• Gigabit Ethernet and MicroSD slot

Price: $29 · Overall: 6.55/10

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Why we picked it:

Key Specs

• Amazon's most affordable streaming stick
• 1080p HD streaming
• Alexa Voice Remote Lite (no TV volume controls)
• Fast UI navigation
• Massive library of UK and international apps